Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-16

as result received two long scalp
wounds. He was taken to the
porch of the residence Of Mr.. Edmund
Roth, where Mrs. Roth and surgeon
dressed his wounds.
There is hitch in the sale of the
lease of the Nadeau, as Mr.. Durham
wants $4,000 for the pictures in the
halls, a sum which Mr.. Pearson is
unwilling to pay.
Benjamin Hood, whose death by
falling into heap of burning sawdust
at Santa Cruz some days ago was tele-
graphed here, was a member of Frank
Bartlett Post, G. A. r., of this city.
There was reception last night at
the G. A. r. hall, Mcdonald block, to
Mrs Sarah Carr, president of the w.
X. c. of this department, and Mrs.
Hazard, Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Brun-
son, officers of the department.
A good work has been begun by the
police in impounding animals standing
in the streets beyond a reasonable
time. Yesterday Il team was hitched
in front of Odd Fellows Hall, on
Spring street, at p. NJ, and re-
manned there until IL p. NJ, when the
attention of the police was called to
the circumstances, and the team was
placed in a corral. 1t is quite time
that Main and Spring streets should
cease to be corrals by day or night.
The HERALD is under obligations to
Mr.. f. A. De Camp, Secretary of the
Sixth District Agricultural Society, for
copy of the Transactions of the
California State Agricultural Society
for the Year 1856" The volume con-
tains, in addition to the transactions
of the various agricultural societies in
the State, an "Annual Meteorological
Table of the State of California for
| 1886" and much valuable information
about the wine and fruit interests OF
California.
The Los Angeles Real Estate and
Stock Exchange held a meeting last
night. Sexenty-eight members signed
the roll, and the following directors
were elected: O. H. Violet, Robert
Turner, T. j. Matlock, H. q. Rollins,
and f. T. Barber. The Directors
elected II. G.. Rollins as President,
Colonel H. Ct. Shaw as Secretary and
the First National Bank, Treasurer.
The Board meets for the present at 10
A. NJ. daily in executive session. A
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appointed.
j. c. Moore, who jumped his bail
few weeks ago, was captured last Sat
urday. Moore is the man who stabbed
Phil c. Traub few months ago at the
new depot. He was bailed out, and
when the day for his trial came he
had fled. A reward was offered by J.
Marion Brooks, United States District
Attorney, who had been paid Il liberal
fee to defend the would-be murderer,
and the matter was placed in the
hands of Chief Lucas of the agency.
Every peace officer in the State was
sent photograph and description Of
Moore by Lucas, and last Saturday the
Sheriff OF San Luis Obispo county cap
tured the man, and an officer will be
sent for him to-day.
Peck & Mccoy report the death of
Mrs. Logan, wife OF Rev. Il. Logan, OF
Santa Monica, who died on Monday
morning at her residence on Fifth
street. Deceased was twenty-nine
years of age. Mrs. Logan came to this
county last November, seeking health.
The disease, consumption, had already
become too deeply seated, and al
though the climate seemed to render
temporary relief, she gradually sank,
and yesterday morning calmly passed
to her eternal rest. She leaves a hus-
band and three young children to
mourn the loss of a loving wife and
kind mother. The funeral will leave
Santa Monica to-day at 3 p. NJ. for
Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles,
where the interment will take place.